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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2014
Page
5
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A digital privacy op ed argues that the 1986 ECPA lets authorities access private data stored or transmitted online without a warrant in some cases. A coalition led by the ACLU and allies supports requiring warrants for cloud data, while regulators oppose changes. Senate and House bills aim to balance privacy and investigation needs.
Readers express shock over Iowa Wesleyan College downsizing and offer to form alumni supporters of IWC. A Marion resident criticizes city council for backyard chicken ordinance, urging public input and a citizen vote on fowl in residential areas.
Cedar Rapids readers discuss wage caps to realign CEO pay with workers. Kim Williams argues for ceilings like 1:10 or 1:12, citing Switzerland. Margaret Dvorak frames subsidies versus welfare as government aid distinctions.
An 88 year old resident from Cedar Rapids praises their Gazette delivery family for fourteen years of reliable, caring service. She credits their upbringing and calls them highly compassionate and worthy of pride, naming Leona Thompson as the Gazette winner.
Politics writer outlines a GOP feud over legalization versus skilled labor limits. Conservatives fear legalization fuels illegal immigration. leadership favors guest-worker pathways and cheap labor. The piece cites Kris tol and Sessions, notes Obamacare polling shifts, and argues reform could curb illegal hiring through biometric ID and penalties.
An opinion piece argues Citizens United created a democracy problem by enabling unlimited spending. It details outside funding, cites a $1 billion figure in 2012, and calls for solutions such as small donor public financing and stricter disclosure. It also urges constitutional amendment to limit corporate influence. Marge Baker of PFAW endorses reform.
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